Information for Doctors in Postgraduate Training Programmes

Monitoring and recording a trainee's progression through their training programme.

A selection of open access, supportive resources and tools for your health and wellbeing.

A registered trainer who will supervise and guide trainees. 

For specialty trainees only. Important processes that final year trainees need to know about.

The transition from medical student to doctor, through high quality training and support.

Information regarding General Medical Council (GMC) National Training Surveys

Wales consistently receives excellent feedback in annual GMC trainee surveys about GP training.

Access to personal and professional development to support and enhance good medical practice.

A report on our work to improve the experiences and lives of doctors training, working and living in Wales.

Part time work for eligible trainee doctors and dentists of all grades when full-time work isn't an option.

Enabling trainees to develop skills outside of the training programme, or to take a career break.

Many doctors seek flexible careers. We will support you through short, medium and long term goals.

Quality Improvement Skills Training (QIST) for healthcare professionals across Wales.

Information regarding any concerns.

Browse the trainee relocation policy and frequently asked questions about this.

Guidance and resources for trainee doctors returning to training, including forms, support, and webinars.

A learning tool which replicates particular conditions which resemble real life situations.

Providing one employer during training regardless of a trainee's rotation or where you're based.

Specialty training in Wales is delivered by HEIW and currently offers over 60 programmes. 

Leave appropriate to your curriculum or training programme.

Useful information for doctors in training in Wales, including roles, responsibilities, contacts and acronyms.

For GP and specialty trainees. Supports development and ensures doctors are fit to practice.

Trainees from a range of specialities who work with HEIW to promote trainee views.